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12 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ýi ehaada ttemn"iavllArt h I Want To Preserve Kirby Schoolhouse The Ki rby School House on Highway 115-35 is boarded up and locked while discussions on its fate continue. If the price is right, the Town of Newcastle may purchase the sehool as a museum. T he Board The 99-year-old Krby schoolhouse has apparently found, a friend in a local committee set, up to advise council on historic buildings wortb preserving. The, Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Com- mittee is recommending that the Kirby school, on higbway 115-35 be preserved under the of Education is offering to' seli the building and land for $25,000. Now, a committee on architectural conser- vation has advised the town that the schoolhouse should be maintained as an historie building. terms of the Ontario Heritage Act. And Newcastle council voted'Monday to prepare the necessary by-law to designate the scbool under the act. 'Since the Kirby school has played a significant role in the cutural and social pattern in the-lives of its residents and since it is the only remaining N E IN PONTYPOOL COUNTRY LIVING,. Several attractive House Designs to choose f r Custom Service AvailablE Early Sumnmer Possessioi VISIT US SUNDAY 1 TO 4 P. M. PHASE 3 Picturesque Settings Slect your own lot Minimum 100 x 150 feet in. NO. 2 SCUGOG REALP0LTD. Port Perry 985-3292 Toronto 293-3764 RA ETATE LIMITED REALTOR'623-6121 BACKSPLITS - 4 f0 choose from, 3 and 4 bedroom, elecfric heat, rec rooms., one has a 150 foot deep lot, priced fromn $43,900.00. See them al and make an off ert t STARTER - or retirement 3 bedroomn home, dining area, sun room, fireplace, Bowmanville's north end. 539,900.00. NEW LISTING - immaculate brick bungalow, lot 66' x 131', broadloomn floors throughout including basement, rec room with Wall f0 wall stone fireplace, built-in bar, T.V. room, games room and 4th bedroom. Asking $66,900.00. CENTURY - home, 3 bedroom brick, kitchen 15' x 15', fami ly roomn 18' x 13X plus a 2 storey barn 20' x 45' on a lot 80' x 148'. Barn ideal for the carpenter or hobby enthusîast. Asking $55,900.00. TRY $3,000.00 - down, 3 year old 2 storey 4 bedroomn brick and aluminumn home, fenced rear yard, concrete patio, paved drive, 83/4 per cent first mortgage. Asking $53,800.00.. DEER PARK -Crescent. Bowmanville, 3 bedroomn bungalow, finished rec room, lot 64' x,11', paved drive, carport, close to new plaza. Asking $55,900.00. FIV E ACR ES - Build your dreamn home on this beautiful level wooded property, permits available, hydro, telephone, school bus at property. Asking $28,900.00. BOWMANVILLE - oider 8 room 2 storey family home, ravine lot 91' x,,259', close to schools and churches. Asking 545,900.00. STATELY - 12 roomed solid brick home on 5 acres of land, ideal for the professional man or the nurseryman, 12 mile west of Bowmanville on soulh side of hwy. no. 2. single room schoolbouse that has flot been sold or tomn down, it wourd be very sad indeed flot to retain it for future use as a Hertage Centre," said Marie Hubbard in a brief to council. Mrs. Hubbard, tbe chair- man of tbe LACAC, said 'the seven member committee voted unanimously to, desig- nate tbe scbooi under the terms of tbe Ontario Heritage Act. Tbe LACAC was estabý iisbed in February this year. She said after meeting witb council that the act wouid not aliow a designated building to be tomn down or drasticaily changed witbout approvais. At present, negotiations aimed at securing the Kirby scbool as a museum site are going on. Althougb the Nortbumber- land Newcastle Board of Edtucation has offered to seli the Kirby scbool for $25,000, the Town of Newcastle bas not officialiy accepted or rejected that offer. As well as giving countless children their introductions to reading, writ ing and arithme- tic, the Kirby scbool produced ai least one famous teacher. "An istoricai personage who taugbt at the Kirby sehool for a number of years was Dr. Ambrose Stanton," Mrs. Hubbard said in ber presenta- tion to council this week. Dr. Stanton taugbt at Kirby, sebool at a saiary of $325, per year. He graduated from the Trinity Medicai Colege, Uni- versity of Toronto. He obtain- cd bis Feilowship in Internai Medicine in London, Engiand and later became tbe personal pbysician to King George V. TYRl ONE INEWS Tyrone U.C.W. met in tbe CE. wing on April 13 at 8 o'dlock. Vice-president Mrs.« John Vaneyk presided. Mrs. Vaneyk and Mrs. J. Rowan presented an Easter Medita- tion witb ,ail the group participating. Secretary Mrs. A. Haines read the February minutes. Donations were ap- proved to Streetbaven and the Bursary Fund. Mrs. Lorna Davey read a letter about our new foster chiid and received donations. Mrs. A. Knowlton reported from the Oshawa Presbyterial and Mrs. H. Kempiing from Conference U.C.W. Mrs. J. Vaneyk gave a report from tbe officiai board meeting. Mrs. J. Woodiey gave the highiights as representative to tbe social planning council. Sbe also arranged for our two cater ings in April. After discussion tbe U.C.W. agreed to assist tbe Tyrone Hall Board with a bootb in tbeir silver anniver- sary dune 17 and 18. A committee* was appointed' namely ,Mrs. W. Parks, Mrs. J. WZoodiey. Tbe proceeds of tbe bootb to be donated to the community centre. Mrs. Tom Pleasance asked for donations, to tbe steward's bootb at Hampton Bazaar dune il. t was decided to give financial beip to young people attending Christian Education camps. Mrs. IJ. Vaneyk distributed pamphlets "Making Our Wilis" and led ini a discussion of tbe same. Mrs. J. Rowan and Mrs. J. Vancyk served luncb. Give yourself a break. Take a walk. Canadian Club Speaker -re canàdian Club of West Durham will meet at 8:00 p.m. on F'riday, April 29, 1977 in Trinity-United Cburch Hall. The speaker will be R. Gordon Moyles, Ph. D. Dr. Moyles' keen enthus- iasm for Newfoundland is a resuit of his fondness for the attachment to, the island of his bîrth. He bas sînce migrated to Edmonton where be is Associate Chairman of the Englisb Department at the University and teaches Canadian Literature with special empbasîs on nine- teentb century lterature of travel and exploration. R. Gordon Moyles ko In 1975 his first booko Newfoundland was publisbed, entitled "Complaints Is Many and Various, But The Odd Divil Seem To Like ILt." He got the idea for it whiie working on his Ph. D. thesis (on Milton) and, finding the stress of research could flot be eased by a good day's fishing, he relaxed by reading ail the literature on Newfoundland in the British Museum. In his book, Dr. Moyles presents a view of Newfotindland and Newfoundlanders, as seen through the eyes of its first genuine tourists-the -journal- ists, missionaries, historians, adventurers and loyers of the primitive, who visited there in the nineteenth century. His talk is based on these writings and it is a story that is somnething bizarre, often humorous and always absorb- ing. In a review of his book, Anne Roche writes, "It is very skilfully done and the best sort of introduction to Newfound- land history virgin territory for most Canadians. "Comf- plaints..." is great fun to read and it underlines their rather special characteristic-an enormous zest for. life that Newfoundlanders have pre- served in the face of material hardship." Dr. Moyles is married, and has three cbildren. Mre bas, in addition to "Complaints .... published two other books,1 "Canadian Literature to 1900" and "English Canadian Liter- ature: A Student Guide." He is currently at work on an officiai history of the Salva- tion Army in Canada. He dlaims to be "primarily inter- ested in literary research and trout fisbing, in reverse order of preference." Topic: "Newfoundland: Home of Bogs, Dogs and Fogs!1" The regular meeting will be preceded by the Annual Meet- ing.. Enjoy Gracious Living in this spacious triple brick two storey century home. Located on a large well treed lot within walking distance of stores, schools and churches. Large kitchen, living room, dining room, play area and 2 piece bath downstairs. Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms and a 3 piece bathroom. Plenty of storage space throughout the house and in garage. for appointment cal 623-7167 K EN HO""àCKIN, U IE 'iA LTR 0 kREA1TOR BOWMANVILLE 623-4115 NEWTONVILLE 10 acre estate. 2 storey executive type home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room with fireplace, 2 car garage, sauna, 5 major appliances and ail draperies and broadloom included at 5129,500.00. 52 Ring St. West Bowmanviýlle 623-2453 4 BE DROOMS - Large older home in good, condition near school. Has nice living room; dining room; kitchen; bath; 2 closed-in porches. Heated by oil. Nice area in north-central Bowmanville. Asking $44,900. Terms arranged. 1 ACRE LOT - Has a lovely 6 room home with fireplace; 1/2baths; electric heating; full basement; 2 car garag e; "Spic & Span". Attractively landscaped wifh mature trees and shrubs. Located west of Bowmanville. Asking $ù,900. Terms arranged. CENTRAL - 5 room 11/2 storey home in Bowmanville. Has forced air oul furnace. Close to everything. MME DIATE POSSESSION. Asking $39,900. Terms cari be arranged. After Hours Sam Annis 623-7664 Peter Kowal Jr. 623-5868 RESTORED AND MODERNIZED century home. 2 storey brick with 4 bedrooms, separate dining room with bay window, main floor laundry room, cedar sundeck. 'On attractive lot. In prestige area of Bowmanville. $77,900.00. VICTORIAN STYLE brick home with 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, sun room, new kitchen and garage. On large lot in Bowmanville. No qualifying on lst mortgage at 101/2 per cent. Low down payment. Asking $37,500.00. REDUCED TO $39,900.00 - 5 small bedrooms in this older home on large lot in Bowmanville. lnground pool f0 cool those coming summer days. Caîl to inspect. $75,900.00 - 3 bedroom brick bungalow, finished rec room with Franklin fireplace. Situated on 10 usable acres with inground pool and small barn. A must to see. Bowmanville -623-3911 BOMNVILLE - 3 bedroom alumirium sid'iig hmamily room, new roof. Close to sehool in north edaeasking $45,000. Ideal starter or retirement home. BOWMANVILLE - 4 bedroom side split, family room with beamed ceiling, 11/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, sliding doors to sun-deck and patio, attache(! garage and circular paved drive. Excellent tamily home on quiet street. NEWCASTLE - We have 3 brick bungalows, each have 3 bedrooms, two have finished rec rooms and fireplace, one is new with broadloom of your choice. Priced from $52,900 to $59,500. Caîl for more information. STURGEON LAKE - cottage on large 80' x 400' lot, completely furnished, also a guest house with 2 pc. bath. Asking $45,900. APSLEY AREA- new 3 bedroom cedar cottage with sundecks and broadloom throughout, electric heat, gara ge and completely winterized, overlooking Jack Lake. Asking $45,000. Ideal retirement home. NEWTONVILLE - 3 bedroom brick bungalow with family room, and 32' x 16' pool, situated on 2 acres property, with possibility of a lot separation. Cali for information. BOWMANVILLE - we have 3 semi detached homes priced from 538,000 f0 $46,500. Cail for more information. 123 King St. E. II$~ Bowmanville Phone 623-6622 BOWMANVILLE $42,500 3 bedroom two storey with attached gara ge, L shaped living room, dining room and large eat-in kitchen. Makean offer. Cal1 Gord Barnes 623-6622 or 655-4940. 54 ALONNA STREET Brick and aluminum, 4 bedroom home with living room, dining room and eat-in kitchen. Make an offer today. Asking $44,900.00. Cali Mary Pike 623-6622 or 623-6633-. ENNISKILLEN $59,900.00 3/4 acre lot with terrific view surrounds a comfortable 5 bedroom, 2 storey home with 2 baths, family room, separate dining room and eat-in kitchen. -Cail Shirley Hogg 623-3500 or 623-6622. J RNK REALTOR BOWMANVULLE ORONO 623-3393 983-9547 NEWCASTLE 3 bedroom brick and aluminum backsplit. Attractive family room 20' x il' with open fireplace. $52,900 with terms. Contact Pat Yeo for inspection. JUST REDUCED - 4 ACRES - HWY. NO. 2 Modern 1300 sq. ft. brick 3 bedroom bungalow, just 15 miles east of Oshawa. 50' x 24' workshop set up for welding and repairs. Ideal home base for truckers etc. Asking $79,000 with easy terms. Cail Pat Yeo for viewing. 623-3393. 10 ACRES - KENDAL HILLS High and rolling. Very scenic area. Closetf0Ganaraska Forest. Good road. Asking $33,500. Terms. Cal) Bill Turansky. RANCH BUNGALOW - ORONO 100' x 296' beautifully landscaped lot wîth mature pine trees. Large 3 bedroom home with separate dining room. Large kitchen. Double garage. Paved drive.A lovely family home for $65,500. Terms. Cali Bill' Turansky. 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - BOWMANVILLE Excellent brick home is situated on a large lot 70' x 175'. New carpet in living room and hallways. Locafed- in a nice quiet area. Very neat and tidy. Asking only $50,900. Terms. Cali Charlie Reid. WAVERLEY ROAD - BOWMANVILLE Marianna Developments have several new homes stili available from $54,900 with $4500 down. Caîl Bill Morrison Sr. FOR THE ENERGY CONSCIOUSBUYER N EWCASTLE Halminen Homes is now building new homes with 1 inch styrofoam exterior insulation, providing nearly 50 per cent fuel saving. 2 storey, double car garage with 2021 sq. ft. living space. $83,900. Terms. Cali Jan Oudshoorn for further particulars. BOWMANVILLE - OWNER TRANSFERRED 11/2ACRES Large 4 bedroom brick home with small horse barn and various fruit trees. Just reducedtf0 69,900. Terms. Caîl Tony Klompmaker. 5 BEDROOM HOME - ORONO COUNTRYSIDE Situated on 100' x 150' lot. Separate dining room, living room, 2 fireplaces, one in famiiy room, and one in office. Sing le car garage - patio. This custom built home mu stbe seen f0 be a ppreciated. Asking $69,900. Terms. Cali Char lie Reid. 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